chicks

Peeps wreath! You KNOW you want to make one. And lucky for you, you can find free instructions on the GerberaDesigns.com blog.

And remember the old rule of thumb when crafting with peeps.... One for the craft project, two for me, one for the craft project, two for me...

If I had a "WTF" category, I'd file these there. haha. I randomly stumbled on these while looking for some good photos of chenille chicks and I just had to share!

If you're so inclined, you can buy these at Partyrama.co.uk.

I have an inexplicable attraction to chenille chicks. If you're like me and you need a whole box of 60 chicks, worry not -- lots of craft supply and party supply stores sell them in bulk.

And if for some strange reason you need just a box of plastic chicken legs? The world wide interwebs has got you covered there too. Check out this listing at chocolateletter's Etsy shop.

Look! It's our old friend, the tawny frogmouth! ... Umm... tawny what?! I'd never heard of this bird until I read this article about this article which says that Seattle's Woodland Zoo is one of only 4 zoos to have bred one of these in the last six years.

Want to know what this little guy looks like when he grows up?

Still cute! You can read more about the tawny frogmouth at Wikipedia.

Hats off to the ad agency who came up with this cheeky (and no doubt viral) ad campaign for the New York State Lottery's "Sweet Million" game.

Now that's what I call a couple of bad ass punk chicks. (Via Reddit)

OK. How cool are these? A member at instructables.com has shared a step-by-step tutorial for how to make your own cake pops. She was inspired by these cake pops at Bakerella.